App development · Dundee
iPhone and Android apps built by the same team that builds the website and the platform behind them, so the app, the site and the data all tell the same story.
Part of our Platform & AI Development in Dundee work.
In your pocket. Not your bin.
Is this you?
Same problems.
Different industries.
We get it.
Our approach
It’s not a quick fix.
It’s a proper plan.
What we do
We have eight apps live on the App Store under our own developer account, from the VisitDundee city guide and MyDundee to Dundee Connect and My Football Picks, and VisitDundee is on Google Play too. That means we know the review process from the inside: what Apple and Google ask for, why apps get rejected and how to get them approved again.
The VisitDundee app runs on the same platform as visitdundee.com, so the 280 articles and 240 live business listings on the website are the ones in your pocket. Change a listing once and it’s right everywhere. That’s the difference between an app that stays useful and one that goes stale the week after launch.
For Lucky Tiger we took a sportsbook app through more than 400 changes and through its platform’s own compliance review, with safer-gambling tools built into the structure rather than bolted on. If your industry has rules, the app is designed around them from the first screen.
A launch is the start. New phones, new versions of iOS and Android and new store rules arrive every year, and an app nobody looks after soon stops working. We keep ours current, and we’ll tell you honestly when a website would do the job better than an app.
Real numbers. We counted.
A tourism platform to show off a city that’s got a lot to offer.
Read the case study Visit the site (opens in a new tab)
A sportsbook brand launched into a regulated, established and fiercely competitive market: website, app and the marketing to win customers.
Read the case study Visit the site (opens in a new tab)
Scottish fantasy football, a predictor on SPFL games, live data and YouTube shows, on the web and in an app.
Read the case study Visit the site (opens in a new tab)All part of the plan.
Frequently asked
Yes, both. VisitDundee, for example, is on the App Store and Google Play, with the same features on each.
Often a fast mobile website does the job, and we’ll say so. An app earns its place when people use it again and again, need notifications, or want it on their home screen.
We publish our own apps through Apple and Google review regularly, and we know the common reasons for rejection. We can’t promise what a reviewer will decide, but we’ll prepare it properly and handle any changes they ask for.
You do. It can be published under your own developer account, and the code and content are yours.
Usually, yes. We start by checking what’s there, what it runs on and what it would take to keep it going, then tell you straight whether to keep it or rebuild it.
It depends on what it needs to do and what has to sit behind it. We scope it first, then set out the work and our fees clearly in a proposal.
Ric
Development
Cameron
Design
Barrie
Founder / Chief Instigator
Tell us where you are and where you want to be.
Show us what you’re dealing with